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Wrapped inside a riddle.
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Agreed. And maybe grab a beer afterwards? 1st round is on me.
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Awesome. I’m in.
I’ll drive.
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I'm not sure i'm following your logic. If that's true, then why didn't Trump set in motion for the NG to be there? There are Republicans on record saying Trump had no part in eventually bringing in the NG.SDHornet wrote: ↑Fri Feb 12, 2021 10:39 amIf true, why wasn't the NG called and who is responsible?Ibanez wrote: ↑Thu Feb 11, 2021 9:22 am
I think at best Trump has accomplice liability for the actions of Jan 6. His words and actions inspired and encouraged the riot. If you think otherwise, then I really don't know what to say. You're just ignoring the obvious and are being intellectually dishonest.
But, that's neither here nor there. A person is responsible for their words and the impact it could have. People are arrested and convicted b/c their words encouraged a crime. Why's this any different?
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Can we hold all politicians to this standard and not just the ones that we are ideologically opposed to?Ibanez wrote: ↑Fri Feb 12, 2021 6:44 amTrue, not every time someone says the word fight that isn't the expected outcome. But when you have a powerful person, who is amping up supporters that are already known to be violent. When you are using proactive words and talking about the threats to their country, and you're calling them patriots and such. When you are being told by your own administration that these people are primed and ready and are dangerous.
When you take all that into consideration, the opportunity for disaster exists. Beyond a reasonable doubt, one can conclude that those supporters would engage in what they truly believed was a threat to their country.
It seems to me that you don't WANT to consider any other outcome. You aren't open to it, and probably because you're such an ardent supporter.
Edit - I know you don't have the guts to challenge your own opinions or accept hard truths. That's evident. It's as plain as the big, hook nose on my face.
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Also - is it normal for impartial jurors to give advice to the defendants lawyers?
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Agreed, now apply that standard to both sides of the aisle.Ibanez wrote: ↑Fri Feb 12, 2021 10:48 amI'm not sure i'm following your logic. If that's true, then why didn't Trump set in motion for the NG to be there? There are Republicans on record saying Trump had no part in eventually bringing in the NG.
But, that's neither here nor there. A person is responsible for their words and the impact it could have. People are arrested and convicted b/c their words encouraged a crime. Why's this any different?
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Trump's defense is doing a good job of showing Democrats say the word " fight".
Now, let's see the fight, riots, vandalism, crimes that occurred immediately afterwards and the perpetrators admission that they were following those Democrats.
Now, let's see the fight, riots, vandalism, crimes that occurred immediately afterwards and the perpetrators admission that they were following those Democrats.
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We had a whole summer of it. You forget already?
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I'm more than happy to. Saying the word "fight" isn't wrong. But show me A democrat telling his/her supporters for months that they only lose b/c of fraud and that the country is doomed unless they win. Show me the Democrats telling militia groups to stand ready in case they lose? Show me the Democrat, inviting supporters to a rally on the very day that his loss is confirmed and urge his supporters to do something b/c the country is in danger. All the while, knowing that there is a danger that these people can once again become violent, like they've already shown.SDHornet wrote: ↑Fri Feb 12, 2021 10:52 amAgreed, now apply that standard to both sides of the aisle.Ibanez wrote: ↑Fri Feb 12, 2021 10:48 am
I'm not sure i'm following your logic. If that's true, then why didn't Trump set in motion for the NG to be there? There are Republicans on record saying Trump had no part in eventually bringing in the NG.
But, that's neither here nor there. A person is responsible for their words and the impact it could have. People are arrested and convicted b/c their words encouraged a crime. Why's this any different?
The Democrats in the summer of 2020 are responsible for any carnage or crime that was committed by a person that was responding to their call. No doubt. But I don't think you can find a Democrat who has whipped their supporters up into a violent frenzy, have them come to the Capitol on an important day and tell them that their country is in danger and they have to go to the Capitol to give the Democrats support. He chided Mike Pence and then there's video of MAGA shouting to hang him and then they're looking for him in the Capitol.
Republican or Democrat, it makes no difference to me. If you whip up a crowd into a frenzy, especially after months of telling them their country is in danger and their election was rigged, then you should be held responsible for their actions - especially when those arrested are all saying that they were waiting for your orders or were looking to you for guidance.
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Wrong- fuck Canada.
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I didn't forget. I've been consistent - any elected official that encouraged a riot should be held to account. I'm not sure why you would expect otherwise from me.
It makes no difference to me.
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What's your beef with Canada, eh?
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My question was more to the general audience and not you specifically. I haven't tuned into any of the impeachment nonsense, but from the headlines I see it's all the typical gaslighting "Orange Man Bad" stuff without acknowledging the violence that was encouraged this past summer by the other side. And no, they are not the same but we didn't get to the Jan 6th Riot in a vacuum.
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Surely you’re kidding in the first paragraph.Ibanez wrote: ↑Fri Feb 12, 2021 11:03 amI'm more than happy to. Saying the word "fight" isn't wrong. But show me A democrat telling his/her supporters for months that they only lose b/c of fraud and that the country is doomed unless they win. Show me the Democrats telling militia groups to stand ready in case they lose? Show me the Democrat, inviting supporters to a rally on the very day that his loss is confirmed and urge his supporters to do something b/c the country is in danger. All the while, knowing that there is a danger that these people can once again become violent, like they've already shown.
The Democrats in the summer of 2020 are responsible for any carnage or crime that was committed by a person that was responding to their call. No doubt. But I don't think you can find a Democrat who has whipped their supporters up into a violent frenzy, have them come to the Capitol on an important day and tell them that their country is in danger and they have to go to the Capitol to give the Democrats support. He chided Mike Pence and then there's video of MAGA shouting to hang him and then they're looking for him in the Capitol.
Republican or Democrat, it makes no difference to me. If you whip up a crowd into a frenzy, especially after months of telling them their country is in danger and their election was rigged, then you should be held responsible for their actions - especially when those arrested are all saying that they were waiting for your orders or were looking to you for guidance.
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Interesting ...
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https://www.wsj.com/articles/who-are-pr ... 1601485755
Some articles you pull up will say "white nationalist" which is complete baloney. Ever heard of a white nationalist group with a black Latino leader, and double digit (according to Illinois professor who has studied them) minority membership?
Far right? Yes. Violent? Somewhat. But they are no more of a terrorist organization than BLM...
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SDHornet wrote: ↑Fri Feb 12, 2021 10:51 amCan we hold all politicians to this standard and not just the ones that we are ideologically opposed to?Ibanez wrote: ↑Fri Feb 12, 2021 6:44 amTrue, not every time someone says the word fight that isn't the expected outcome. But when you have a powerful person, who is amping up supporters that are already known to be violent. When you are using proactive words and talking about the threats to their country, and you're calling them patriots and such. When you are being told by your own administration that these people are primed and ready and are dangerous.
When you take all that into consideration, the opportunity for disaster exists. Beyond a reasonable doubt, one can conclude that those supporters would engage in what they truly believed was a threat to their country.
It seems to me that you don't WANT to consider any other outcome. You aren't open to it, and probably because you're such an ardent supporter.
Edit - I know you don't have the guts to challenge your own opinions or accept hard truths. That's evident. It's as plain as the big, hook nose on my face.
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I agree. they're a dangerous group and our leaders shouldn't be giving them support.BDKJMU wrote: ↑Fri Feb 12, 2021 11:16 amhttps://www.wsj.com/articles/who-are-pr ... 1601485755
Some articles you pull up will say "white nationalist" which is complete baloney. Ever heard of a white nationalist group with a black Latino leader, and double digit (according to Illinois professor who has studied them) minority membership?
Far right? Yes. Violent? Somewhat. But they are no more of a terrorist organization than BLM...
Or telling them to Stand By and Stand Read in case he/she loses an election.
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We certainly didn't get here in a vaccum. Agreed.SDHornet wrote: ↑Fri Feb 12, 2021 11:08 amMy question was more to the general audience and not you specifically. I haven't tuned into any of the impeachment nonsense, but from the headlines I see it's all the typical gaslighting "Orange Man Bad" stuff without acknowledging the violence that was encouraged this past summer by the other side. And no, they are not the same but we didn't get to the Jan 6th Riot in a vacuum.
It seems i'm one of the few people here that has no problem saying any politician that did what Trump is accused of should be punished.
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Eh, what he said leading up to the event deserve scrutiny. I don't buy into the idea that he was directly behind/incited the actions of individuals. There would be other legal ramifications if so. His speech on Jan 6th indicated a peaceful tact and not a violent one. Also if it was cut an dry, you'd see more than the spurned anti-Trump Senators jumping on the vote for impeachment.Ibanez wrote: ↑Fri Feb 12, 2021 11:24 amWe certainly didn't get here in a vaccum. Agreed.SDHornet wrote: ↑Fri Feb 12, 2021 11:08 am
My question was more to the general audience and not you specifically. I haven't tuned into any of the impeachment nonsense, but from the headlines I see it's all the typical gaslighting "Orange Man Bad" stuff without acknowledging the violence that was encouraged this past summer by the other side. And no, they are not the same but we didn't get to the Jan 6th Riot in a vacuum.
It seems i'm one of the few people here that has no problem saying any politician that did what Trump is accused of should be punished.
All in all a complete waste of time that will only embolden Trump and the "Trumpist" movement further.